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Gaurika Chhabra

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No, students cannot get admission in MBBS at PES University without NEET scores. The final selecton is based on entrance exam. The university accepts NEET scores for admission in MBBS programme.

 

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Gaurika Chhabra

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No, students cannot get admission in MBBS at PES University without NEET scores. The final selecton is based on entrance exam. The university accepts NEET scores for admission in MBBS programme.

 

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Tasbiya Khan

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Yes, this is possible through management quota or NRI quota seats, which usually have separate (often lower) cutoffs than the general merit quota. However, you still need to clear the NEET minimum qualifying marks. Many students with moderate scores still secure decent dental colleges in Bangalore through these quotas.

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Tasbiya Khan

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Yes, several private medical colleges in Karnataka accept admission through the management or NRI quota at a comparatively lower NEET score, though fees are significantly higher than government seats. Some of the top private colleges are mentionedbelow -

Private Colleges

Total Tuition Fee

Jawaharlal Manipal Medical Courses

INR 13.66 lakh

Jawaharlal John's Medical College Medical Courses

INR 30 lakh

Kasturba Medical College Mangalore Medical Courses

INR 6.91 lakh

JSS Medical College Medical Courses

INR 5.40 lakh

Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College Medical Courses

INR 86.40 lakh

M.S. Ramaiah Medical College Medical Courses

INR 1.25 Cr

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Tasbiya Khan

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The cut offs differ from year to year on the basis of category, reservation and seat. Government cut offs are much more compared to private colleges. So rather than rumours think of the previous year's official cutoff list as it will give you an accurate idea.

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Rashmi Karan

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MIT-WPU, Pune accepts NEET scores only for admission in BTech Bioengineering. NEET score is not valid for admission in any other Engineering branches. For all other specialisations, the university accepts scores in JEE Main, MHT-CET or PERA CET.

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Nishtha Singh

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Symbiosis Medical College NEET UG cutoff for 2025 has been released across different categories & rounds. For the General AI Female category, the last round closing rank for MBBS admission is 50473. NEET UG 2026 cut off is yet to get released by the college. The re exam will take place on June 21, 2026. Hence, 2026, details will be updated here once out.

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Tasbiya Khan

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There is no fixed minimum NEET score for MBBS admission in Punjab as there is no cut off as such for MBBS admission. The cut off for admission keeps changing as per the number of people applying. But for government medical colleges in Punjab, most of the time students who have score of 550 and above in NEET can get admission while for private colleges, score of 400 to 450 and above is enough to get admission to many of the management quota seats.

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Tasbiya Khan

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The minimum NEET score depends upon the type of college and the quota you are applying under. You can get a seat in many private colleges with a score between 350 and 500 i.e. 60–90 percentile. Some colleges will even take a score of 400 at management quota. College like CMC Vellore may need 550 and above.

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Avneesh Sharma

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Getting a Govt Medical College Seat with those marks is next to impossible
its better you go for a drop and prepare better for next years exam
or opt for a private college this year
you can also get a government seat using the NRI quota

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